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New Book: The Best of New York Archives

February 11, 2017 by Editorial Staff 1 Comment

A new book, The Best of New York Archives: Selections from the Magazine, 2001— 2011 (SUNY Press, 2017) is available now for pre-order. The book offers readers a chance to discover or rediscover some of the most popular articles on New York State history from the pages of the award-winning New York Archives magazine.

Articles from Pulitzer Prize winners and best-selling authors tell stories of New York State’s rich history based on research in archival records around the state.

Published and distributed by SUNY Press, the book will be released for sale on March 1 for $60 ($39 for Archives Partnership Trust members).

The 506-page book, featuring 37 color and 79 black and white photographs, is available for pre-order by phone at (877) 204-6073 or online.

For more information on Best of New York Archives: Selections from the Magazine, 2001-2011, click here.

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  1. Robert E. Luquer says

    February 13, 2017 at 12:09 AM

    I am looking for information on a family entering the new world in the very early yeas. They were located from N, y, to S, C. Huegonauts , farmers and so forth. Any Suggestions?

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